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| Simon & Garfunkel: The Sound Of Silence; Supremes: Come See About Me; Aretha Franklin & Mary J. Blige: Never Gonna Break My Faith; The Moody Blues, Stevie Wonder, others. |
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| 1 A Generous and Compassionate Country (RFK Speech) |
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| 2 Never Gonna Break My Faith - Harlem Boys Choir |
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| 3 Tracks of My Tears - Robinson, Smokey & The Miracles |
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| 4 Come See About Me - Supremes |
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| 5 Function at the Junction - Long, Shorty [1] |
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| 6 Grazing in the Grass - Masekela, Hugh |
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| 7 I Was Made to Love Her - Wonder, Stevie |
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| 8 Tuesday Afternoon (Forever Afternoon) - Moody Blues |
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| 9 Black Is Black - Los Bravos |
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| 10 Ain't That Peculiar - Gaye, Marvin |
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| 11 Baby, I Love You - Franklin, Aretha |
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| 12 Louie, Louie - Moore, Demi |
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| 13 No One Left But Bobby - Isham, Mark |
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| 14 The Sound of Silence - Simon & Garfunkel |
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| 15 The Mindless Menace of Violence/On the Mindless Menace of Violence (RFK Spe - Isham, Mark |
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Album Review
The soundtrack to Emilio Estevez's film "Bobby", surrounding the last day of Senator Robert Kennedy's life before he was assassinated at the Ambassador Hotel by Sirhan Sirhan, is -- as may be expected -- a solidly assembled collection of soul and pop tracks. While the original score was written by Mark Isham, there is very little of that on this disc (look for a separate volume soon), which instead is deep in Motown with a few other cuts thrown in for good measure -- Simon & Garfunkel's "Sound Of Silence," Los Bravos, the Moody Blues, and a lounge version of "Louie, Louie" performed by Demi Moore. The big moment, though, is in the new duet by Aretha Franklin and Mary J. Blige with the Harlem Boys Choir on "Never Gonna Break My Faith," written by Bryan Adams. It's one of those cuts that will most certainly transcend the film, like R. Kelly's "I Believe I Can Fly" did. In sum, this is a neat little appendage to the film, but -- other than that one cut -- isn't about to make history as a collection. ~ Thom Jurek, All Music Guide
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